Hilary Burrage

Metal / Truck Stop

- Edge Hill International Festival
Saturday 9th June 10 a.m - 6 p.m.

Metal hopes to see you at our Festival to launch Edge Hill Station as a cultural and community venue for 2008 and beyond. Free admission tickets available.

Part of a European wide collaboration of arts, music, food, events, stalls and exchange of ideas. It's going to be a great day!
www.metalculture.com

For further info email: colette@metalculture.com
or call Metal on 0151 261 0514

How to get there:
By Train: One stop from Lime Street Station on the Preston / Warrington line
By Bus: 86, 26, 27

Metal
6 Marmaduke Street
Liverpool
L7 1PB

tel: 0151 261 0514

www.metalculture.com

Mind Body Spirit Fair

St George's Hall, Liverpool
William Brown Street, opposite Lime Street Station

Saturday 9 June & Sunday 10 June 2007
10 am - 5 pm (last admission 4 pm)

Tickets: £4.00 (£3.00 concessions) for one day
or £5.00 for the weekend
Accompanied child FREE

Talks, workshops and demonstrations

Refreshments available

www.northstarmbsevents.co.uk

LIVERPOOL COMEDY FESTIVAL

Liverpool According To Peter Grant and Tony Hall
View Two Gallery

Starts on 07/06/2007
Ends on 23/06/2007

Show Time Thursday 12 - 4pm, Friday 12 - 4pm, Saturday 12 - 5pm

Ticket Price Free
Category Exhibitions
Location View Two Gallery

Following on from their successful colladboration last year with The World According To..., life seen through the surreal eyes of two ECHO journalists, the Comedy Festival has the pleasure of announcing their sequel. A collection of innovative cartoons with words by Peter Grant and illustrations by Tony Hall.

The exhibition will trace Liverpool's 800 year history through Grant and Hall admit 'we have mixed fact with fiction'.

Phil Key, of the Daily Post, said of their work: 'They have an unusual take on life and it shows in these warm and humourous creations.'

Comedian Stan Boardman said: 'I actually bought a couple of their cartoons so to get me to part with my money - they have to be good.'

Says Grant: 'We work like Elton John and Bernie Taupin. I write the words and fax them to Tony and he works on his computer. Mind you, we haven't got their money.'

www.viewtwogallery.co.uk

www.liverpoolcomedyfestival.co.uk/comedyfestival